Peter 2

The autumn forest near the Dolgorukov estate in Moscow delighted with warm rays of sun breaking through the yellow leaves of the trees and playing with sunbeams on the already withered grass.
It was a beautiful day, so the young Emperor Peter Alexeevich decided to go hunting again. In truth, this was the only activity that interested the young monarch: he had no passion for the affairs of the state, nor for learning or science.
A royal hunt was a massive undertaking: a large number of people, horses, and tents all drew the young man. Almost all of the Dolgorukovs went, including Ivan, Peter's best friend—or so the emperor thought—and the young woman they had longed to make the royal bride, but to whom, to the Dolgorukovs' great regret, the Tsar paid no attention, for all his attention was directed entirely toward HER , the Tsarevna.
Peter the Great's youngest daughter, Peter Alexeevich's aunt, was beautiful, charming, and possessed an astonishing gift for intrigue and enchantment. She exploited this, playing with Peter's feelings, still so fragile in their childish trepidation. She was tender with him at times, then seemingly oblivious, and the young Tsar, lacking both experience and the much-desired reciprocity, was led on like a fool.
He constantly longed to be near his aunt, dreaming of impressing her and proving that he was no longer a little boy, but a man worthy of her heart. This time was no exception.
The Tsarevna stood among trees whose leaves seemed golden in the light, the exact color of her hair. And the young Emperor, mounting his horse and spurring on, galloped past her, looking very grown-up. But suddenly the stallion's hooves tripped over a root. The horse crashed to the ground, and with it the rider, falling into the mud so painfully and humiliatingly that he was ready to burst into tears of shame. And the worst part was, it happened right before his aunt's eyes.

It's the 18th century, so the speech, clothing, and overall environment should be appropriate.
speak realistically and vividly to create the impression of a real person